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Hydrolysed Proteins
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UNFLAVORED HYDROLYSED WHEY PROTEIN ISOLATE
Amazed with he products and the service - Eva, 22/07/2020Quick delivery of 2 days, really optimized price-quality. Simply professionals. Ordering soon again. -
This protein is everything you could expect from a high quality source such as Lacprodan. I like mixing it with my post-workout BCAA's.
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UNFLAVORED HYDROLYSED WHEY PROTEIN ISOLATE
Useful for cooking protein recipes - Samantha, 05/09/2019I'm not a huge fan of protein shakes. I prefer using protein for cooking high-protein meals and this product is perfect because it has 0 flavor and dissolves really well pretty much in anything. -
I don't feel heavy at all after taking this protein. Sometimes I even use it before the workout and I cannot tell it's there at all!
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Very easy to digest protein which makes a perfect intra-workout. The flavour is very pleasant and it truly improves the post-workout recovery.
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Hydrolysed Whey Protein (HWP) is characterised from the rest of the proteins that exist at a molecular level: they are hydrolysed, that is, they have been subjected to a process of hydrolysis or molecular segmentation through which the result would be a pre-digested protein with a high concentration of peptides.
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What is hydrolysed whey protein, or HWP?
This manufacturing technique "mimics" the digestion process that would take place in our stomach if we consumed a solid protein source, or even whey.
Hydrolysed whey protein is a pure protein free of fat and sugar, ideal for a pre and/or post-training protein boost, without producing any stomach upset.
Thanks to this advanced processing, a protein with a number of benefits is obtained, such as:
- Greater assimilation speed.
- Fully digestible by anyone.
- With nutritional content that supports the synthesis of protein.
How does our body absorb protein?
All proteins are made up of chains of amino acid bonds. These links are formed by the union of two or more amino acids, having therefore: di- or tri- peptides, or tetra or oligo- peptides.
When our digestive system receives protein, from any source, it must first proceed with the segmentation or fractioning of these amino acid bonds that form the proteins through the corresponding enzymatic secretion, to then reach the absorption phase and from there transport to the tissues of the whole body, through blood flow.
The way our body absorbs proteins is through peptides at the intestinal level, specifically di- and tripeptides.
Therefore, hydrolysed proteins are thought to be the most effective in terms of absorption as they facilitate the body's digestive work to a great extent.
Types of hydrolysed whey protein
The types of hydrolysed whey protein result from the protein source from which the hydrolysis process is carried out, in this case, we can highlight:
- Hydrolysed whey concentrate proteins.
- From whey isolate.
- From casein.
As hydrolysis is a method of predigestion, the next variable is to obtain the source on which it is processed. In line with this explanation, it can be stated that hydrolysates, from a concentrate or isolate, will continue to provide the same characteristics:
- Percentage of protein.
- Lactose and fat quantity.
- Protein fraction spectrum.
The third indicative point will be the degree of hydrolysis, i.e. the concentration of predigested peptides in the total protein.
The greater the degree of hydrolysis, the faster the speed of absorption.
Protein fractions in hydrolysed protein
When the protein source from which the hydrolysate is subsequently obtained contains a high level of bioactive peptides or protein fractions, we can enjoy the benefits they provide.
A denatured protein is one that has not been subjected to certain processes, such as ion exchange and the use of chemical agents, or subjected to high temperatures, and which alters its molecular structure, degrading the protein fractions.
The best option will always be to opt for proteins that are not processed as above, and thus acquire a hydrolysed protein that has the characteristics of enhancing human health:
CONTRIBUTES TO THE MAINTENANCE OF MUSCLE MASS.
CONTRIBUTES TO NORMAL BONE MAINTENANCE.
CONTRIBUTES TO THE GROWTH OF MUSCLE MASS.
These protein fractions are:
- LACTOFERRIN.
- GLYCOMACROPEPTIDE.
- IMMUNOGLOBULINS.
- ALPHA-LACTOALBUMIN.
- BETA-LACTOALBUMIN.
- LACTOPEROXIDASE.
Does hydrolysed whey protein stimulate protein synthesis?
Due to the rapid absorption of hydrolysed whey protein, it will cause a rapid rise in the total amino acids in the bloodstream, which is known as hyperaminoacidemia, the main benefit being the stimulation of protein synthesis.
The aminogram profile of Hydrolysed Whey Protein tends to be rich in EAAs (Essential Amino Acids) and BCAAs (Branched Chain Amino Acids).
Complete proteins are those that provide the entire spectrum of amino acids, both essential and non-essential, without any deficit in them, so that the body has the right material for building and regenerating tissues. Within BCAAs, there is the amino acid L-leucine, whose importance lies in its ability to stimulate protein synthesis through a metabolic pathway known as mTOR.
This capacity is intrinsic to hydrolysed proteins, and perfectly fulfils the role of providing protein before and/or after training, without producing any stomach discomfort, with rapid gastric emptying, and allowing the person to eat successive meals effectively.
Another characteristic of certain HWP, especially if they come from Whey Protein Isolate, is that people who are lactose intolerant can benefit from this product without complications, ensuring optimum digestion and subsequent absorption of the amino acids, and avoiding allergenic contraindications.
Hydrolysed Whey Protein allows our bloodstream to be flooded with amino acids faster than any other source, thus changing the state of catabolism to anabolism, also known as nitrogen balance. This phase is positive, or conducive to protein synthesis, when there is a higher rate of amino acids than those that are degraded.
Following on from the previous point, we can conclude that if our energy capacity is improved (muscular energy support), recovery will also be more favourable. Moreover, athletic performance and the benefit of each training session will be even more effective, as protein contributes to the maintenance of muscle tissue.
One of the abundant protein fractions in Hydrolysed Whey Protein is Glycomacropeptide, whose characteristics give it the ability to produce a higher satiety index. This is due to its effect on the regulation of ghrelin, a hormone involved in the physiological mechanisms of post-pandrial satiety.
How to take it?
Hydrolysed Whey Protein contributes to your daily protein requirements, and given its properties, the most recommended times are:
WHEN FASTING.
BEFORE TRAINING.
AFTER TRAINING.
It is recommended to follow the same indications given for the other proteins: do not exceed the recommended dose, and try to lead a healthy and sporty lifestyle with a balanced diet.
What can I combine hydrolysed whey protein with?
To avoid losing the properties achieved by the hydrolysed process as much as possible, which would be to mix or combine Hydrolysed Protein with, for example, a carbohydrate source, and to delay gastric emptying, the best thing to do would be to: consume the carbohydrates during training or physical activity, and then at the end, or even pre-workout, consume the Hydrolysed Whey Protein. On the other hand, if combining Hydrolysed Protein with foods that don't delay its absorption is also another feasible option:
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